Local Bridge Club Guests and Birthday Celebrations
Tuesday evening Bridge Club met at Mrs. John Stough’s home with Mrs. Leon Casner as guest. High scores went to Mrs. Hazel Hawkins and Mrs. Casner, traveler. Several gatherings followed with dinners and bridge events hosted by Mrs. Ruark, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Holmes, and others, plus birthday parties for Mary Elizabeth Sanford and Marjory Bryant featuring games, cake, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clib
John Stough
Leon
Casner
Hazel Hawkins
William Holmes
H. T. Ruark
Ralph Artibee
D. D. Ruark
G. D. Brown
Richard Harishorn
Lawrence McCluskey
C. B. Neff
Thea
Bridge Club
Hol. Johnston
Harrold Fleming
Fred Poberty
Wallace Johnson
Fleming
Will Holmes
Jack Paul
Will Stevenson
Richard Hartshorn
Hartshorn
Martin Loomis
Leon Casner
Jennings Archambault
The
Thistle Club
Had Ruby
David Ruark
Artibee
Ruby
Fred Busche
Mary Elizabeth Sanford
Mrs. B. Sanford
Little Friends
Mary Hilizabeth
Marjory Bryant
Sarah Pryor
Lorraine Schultz
Patsy Boivin
Joyce Archambault
Barbara, Leil
Sandra Schultz
Dolores Jackson
Mary Tomaski
Joan Luoma
Anderson Kajfez Lead in Hotel Doherty Bridge Tourney
In the second round at Hotel Doherty on Thursday, Anderson Kajfez maintained a strong lead after a one o'clock luncheon. Bicknell Doherty and Bayes Haley won grand slam honors. Overall four high teams totals: Anderson Kajser 31 040 Caple Jackson 21 030 Bayes Haley 20 230 Bicknell Doherty 18 600. Afternoon scores show Caple Jackson 14 050 Bayes Haley 11 820 Anderson Kajser 10 840 Artibee Hartshorn 8 990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Anderson-Kajfez
Wtill
Bicknell- Doherty
Bayes-Haley
Red Cross
Anderson-Kajser
Caple-Jackson
Bicknell-Doherty
Artibee-Hartshorn
Happy Gang Meets at Russell Grigg Home Saturday
The Happy Gang gathered at the Russell Grigg home Saturday despite heavy snow. Five tablets of progressive pepper were played. high scores went to Mrs. Gertrude Grigg and Garman Calhoun, then to Mrs. Gene Grigg and Roth Williams. Lunch followed, guests visited, and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at the Zimmerman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigg
Gertrude Grigg
Garman Calhoun
Gene Grigg
Roth Williams
Garman
Calhoun
Beaverton
Fred Zimmerman
Quiet January wedding ties Roesch and Maxwell
Miss Mary Roesch of Sagittaw married Hugh Maxwell, an radio technician, at the Will Garchow home in a ring ceremony before Rev. Leah Garchow. Attendant Miss Donna Warnemunde. guest Barton Shuman. Bride wore white wool jersey. corgage carnations. Groom in navy uniform. They planned to live in Dayton after a wedding supper and Maxwell returned to Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roesch
Sagittaw
Hugh Maxwell
Radio Tech
Garchow
Leah Garchow
Donna, Warnemunde
Saeinan
Barton Shuman
Dayton
Ohio
Mrs. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Great Lakes Station
June Utley and Robert Loar Speak Vows January 9
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Utley announce the marriage of their daughter June to Robert Loar son of Mr. and Mrs. John Loar. The ceremony was held January 9 at the Detroit Methodist parsonage with Rev. Paul R. Havens officiating. The bride wore white satin with carnations..attendants included Irene Dobies. best man Roy Seisco. A reception followed at Roy Seisco’s home. The couple will reside at 1165 West Warren Avenue Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Utley
Whitfield
Pontiac
Clare
June
Robert Loar
John Loar
Hime Grove
Methodist Parsonage
Detroit
Paul R. Havens
Irene Dobies
Roy Seisco
Ann Arbor
King’s Daughters Observe Members Birthday Luncheon
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Roy Kinsey’s home for a monthly birthday luncheon and meeting. Mrs. Goldie Loomis presided as the group sang, a scripture lesson was read, and a Salvation Army thank you was noted. A salvage drive was announced, red star status earned by Mrs. Foell, and plans for upcoming birthdays and programs were shared, with several readings and contests. The next gatherings were scheduled for Mrs. Redman and Mrs. Fosil in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Roy Kinsey
Goldie Loomis
Mark
Salvation Army
Osborn
Woman’s Salvage
Foell
Red Star
Dewey Paxton
The
King’s Daughters
Paxton
Minnie Brown
Walter Foell
Mary Guy
Kinsey
Tad
Bessie Foss
Saginaw
Eight Hired Men Labor to Produce a Cord of Wood
A quotation notes that with reasonably experienced labor it takes about eight man hours to fell buck split and pile a cord of four foot fuel wood.
Clare Literature Club Meets at Mrs Schaeffer Home
The Clare Literature Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harold Schaeffer's home with many members present. Mrs. Schaeffer, president, led a nominating report approving current officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schaoffer
Schastter
Schaeffer
B.A. Samborn
Fred Busche
Harl Ruby
Gleason’s
John H. Hall
Woman’s Home
Fred ‘Pierson
Anderson Kajfez Lead After Gleason Bridge Fourth Round
Anderson Kajfez tops the accumulative scores in the Gleason Bridge Tournament's fourth round and also holds the evening high score. Leading three teams after round four are Anderson Kajfez 44,640 Caple Wallace 41,110 Hall Frey 38,700, with evening scores Anderson Kajfez 12,810 Jackson Green 10,620 Wyman Douglas 9,990.
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Anderson-Kajfez
Red Cross
Caple-Wallace
Hall-Frey
Jackson-Green
Wyman-Douglas
Parker Doherty Leads Doherty Tourney After Round Four
The Hotel Doherty Bridge Tournament progressed with Parker-Doherty maintaining the lead in total scores. Evening high scores: Wallace Green 11320 Bayes Haley 11070 McKnight Anderson 10730 Neff Johnson 10270 Bicknell Allen 10230 Douglas Wyman 10230. Current top six totals list Parker Doherty 42860 Anderson Kajser 39920 Wallace Green 88950 Forsberg Bicknell 38780 Douglas Wyman 37590 Johnston Doherty 37270. A lunch and Red Cross collection followed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Doherty
Wallace-Green
Bayes-Haley
McKnight-Anderson
Neff-Johnson
Bicknell-Allen
Douglas-Wyman
Anderson-Kajser
Forsberg-Bicknell
Johnston-Doherty
Red Cross
Rebekah Club Pot Luck Dinner at Oslo Home
The Rebekah Club met Friday at Mrs. Sadie Ogle’s Oslo home for a one o'clock pot luck dinner. Eight members answered roll call with Miss Phyllis Ogle as a guest. The treasurer reported a strong balance and plans to buy another bond. A Valentine’s Day party was discussed and the club will meet February 6 at the Ogle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Sadie Ogle
Lulu Lamb
Phyllis Ogle
Ogle
Pittsburgh’s Product Value Surpasses 40 States
The article notes that Pittsburgh's manufactured product value per year exceeds that of every one of 40 states, highlighting the city’s strong industrial output and economic standing.
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Pittsburgh
Plan 16 000 Acres for Manila Fiber Grow in Americas
The Office of War Information says about 16 000 acres will be planted to manila fiber in Panama and Costa Rica by year end to offset Japanese seizures. Manila fiber from abaca supports rope for ships and harvest twine for crops, with sisal in Haiti and hemp grown in the United States as alternate sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manila
Panama
Costa Rica
Office of War Information
OWI
Hitler
East Indies
Raw Materials Board
Haiti
United States
Department of Agriculture
Youth admits shooting sister over love of funerals in Ohio
Holmes county juvenile authorities say 17 year old Amish youth Manuel Maift admitted shooting his sister Sarah and attempting to poison a brother because he "likes funerals" and "just wanted to shoot somebody." Sarah, who invited him to join the Amish church, is recovering. Manuel will be committed to the state bureau of juvenile research in Columbus for 30 days observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Ohio
Holmes County
Manuel Maift
Sarah
Manuel
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
New York Taxi Restrictions Aim to Save Miles and Gas
Restrictions on New York City taxicabs could save 107 million taxi miles annually along with 428 tire miles and 10 million gallons of gasoline. The plan also promises 15 000 new tires and an equal number of recaps, with additional efficiency gains cited.
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New York
New York City
President's Farm at Warm Springs Georgia
The President owns 1 750 acres near Warm Springs Georgia with about 150 acres cultivated. The rest consists mainly of mountain forests and pristine timbered land reflecting a large undeveloped estate.
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Warm Springs
Apostles Named in Early Christian List
Fragment lists the twelve apostles: Simon Peter James John Andrew Philip Bartholomew Matthew Thomas James the less Thaddeus Simon and Judas Iscariot. The reading reflects a traditional enumeration of the original followers of Jesus.
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Simon
Peter
Lord
James
John
Andrew
Philip
Bartholomew
Matthew
Thomas
James the Less
Thaddeus
Judas Iscariot
Nebraska Scrapyard Drive Nets 65,000 Tons in Three Weeks
The statewide prairie fire scrap drive collected more than 100 pounds per resident, totaling 65,000 tons in three weeks across Nebraska. The effort mobilized residents to gather metal and scrap for the war effort.
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George Wisler
Reva, Maxwell
Eugene
Doris
Clarence Ramey
Roscommon
Vernon, Hill
Francis Varney
Francis
OPA
My Sunoco
McEwan St
Ira Richmond
Happy Gang
Russell Grigg
Ernest Green
Mississ
Mary J Roesch
Wed Jones
June Utley
Robt. Loar
Doherty Tourney
Oslo
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mid
Winter Drug Specials
Vicks
Carters Liver
Jones Standard Service
Harold Jones
Roosevelt Service
Jesse"w. Lamphere
Allen Crum
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